Zizq
A job queue that is one binary and brings its own durable storage
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Spooler
Send, receive, ack. A hosted queue with leases and retries and little else
If you have been faking a job queue in Postgres, this gives you durable leases, retries and a dead-letter state over plain HTTP for £29 a month.
Spooler is a managed message queue modelled on Go channels. A producer sends, a worker receives under a time-limited lease and acks when done. Crashed workers lose the lease and the message is retried; messages that exhaust retries move to a failed state with payloads kept. Each queue lives in a spool with its own write-ahead log and replicas on Hetzner servers. There is a Go SDK, an agent-friendly CLI and a plain HTTP API. Plans run £29, £149 and £299 a month with a 60-day card-free trial. The server is closed source; a free in-memory Docker image covers local tests.
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